We're so happy to present to you a mix by one of Hamburg's best DJs and rolemodel to some of the Possys: Helena Hauff

https://soundcloud.com/helena-hauff

Artwork by Jil Lahr

POSSYCAST #46 - Helena Hauff

Further Information: bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-215-mmm

"A mix of tracks we think have a connection to our album 'On The Edge' because they share its spacious and restrained atmosphere. Some had a strong influence on us. Burials voice processing was a reference while working on 'So Nigh'. So was the ghost voice in Shriekback's 'Evaporation' for our track 'When Does Ghosting End'. The Wailers Band's 'Higher Field Marshall Dub' highlights the influence of reggae on some of the album tracks. We love the distorted sound and masterful minimalism of this track." - @mmm-berlin

Bleep Mix #215 - MMM

This recording was selected for a guest spot on Dublab Radio, that aired on Saturday, January 29th, 2022 and was accompanied with a brief interview that was lead by Lottie, which is posted here below. 

What has been the biggest challenge and more positive outcome you’ve experienced through extended time at home?

Being alone with my record collection and contemplating how different I am feeling, and considering which slabs of vinyl that I want to spend more time with. Rekindling relationships with certain sonic objects that are saturated with memories and have the power to transport me to a different space.

Thank you for the recording this mix for dublab – I know its been a while since you put a mix into the ether – can you speak about your process?

I closed my eyes, took a deep breath, and wandered blindly into the void. This recording is a document of a moment in time, while smothered in an atmosphere that is as beautiful as it is ugly. The outcome is a true sonic image that is unmolested, unedited, and honest. An automatic drawing where one action responds to the next without any shadow of a doubt, and then preserved in its total form.

How did you approach the mix, did you have an idea in your mind of how it was going to go – or did you just trust your instinct?

Every time it is like traveling on autopilot with an empty mind that is prepared to accept the laws of chance while powered by an engine of chaos. I am a beacon rupturing from my life experiences. One light turns out, while another one flickers on. It is a very vehement ritual activity that depends on the action of call and response, while embracing the limitations that I set for myself by the tools that I choose to use. There is nothing but blind trust.

A lot of your art focuses on magic, ritual practice – but I would also say storytelling, a lot of the music in this mix, seems to spell some hidden meanings, can you go into any of those?

One of the strongest qualities of music, and all art in general is its subjective nature. Meanings can change continually through an endless scope of variables. The original intent of the artist can be transformed completely by the one that is digesting it. An important character of a successful work of art is its power to present open narratives shrouded in unlimited possibilities. And the closer and harder you look, the more questions will arise.

Wandering Blindfolded Within The Liminal Spaces Where Light Meets Dark

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Crack Mix 104 - Courtesy

Aleksi Perälä live at Galaxiid Printworks London 25th March 2017

Freerotation Festival (a.k.a. the highlight of every year a.k.a. the four best dancefloors on the planet) was on top form this year – it's always a total joy to play and spend the weekend there and I'm really happy to share the recording of my set. I was playing second-to-last on Sunday night in Room 1, between XDB and Sebastian Mullaert, so I figured I'd leave out the drastic tempo shifts and just have A LOAD OF FUN keeping the party going instead, maybe coaxing out a couple of end-of-festival tears in the process.

If you were there then millions of thanks to you, there's no bunch of people I'd rather play to (or hang out with) and I've spent the last 3 days wishing I could go back. Hope you've managed to get through the last few days without almost weeping at the coffee machine. (I've had no such luck.)

And, obv, thanks as ever to Steevio and Suzybee for having me :)))

x

TL:

Liaisons D - He Chilled Out (Remix)
Subculture - Dreams (Tribal Life Remix)
Frankie Bones - When The Bass Drops (edit)
Neil Landstrumm - Snowdawn
Arttu - Walking On A Fine Line (feat Roberto Q. Ingram)
Objekt - Theme From Q
Digital Domain - I Need Relief
JLin - Hatshepsut
Atom TM - LTBCYB
Dynamo Dreesen, SVN, AMUS - Untitled (Acido 20)
Aleksi Perälä - UK74R1513080
XY0815 - Tool Matter
ERP - Vox Automaton
Miss Modular - Earplug
Shake - March Into Darkness
DJ Skull - The Drum
Frankie Bones - Pure Ecstasy
Woody McBride - Dr J
Run DMC vs Jason Nevins - It’s Like That (edit)
Truss & Sync 24 - Tri-gate
Versalife - QU_AD
Function - Untitled
EQD005B
Oliver Ho - Magic
Rhythm & Sound w/ Jah Cotton - Dem Never Know (Sleeparchive Remix)
Reinhold Friedl - KORE performed by Zeitkratzer

Live At Freerotation 2017 (DJ set)

Six years ago, Russian-born Marina Rubinstein was a raver living in Tel Aviv with dreams of becoming a DJ. After saving up enough money, she bought a one-way ticket to Berlin, where she quickly worked her way up from playing small rooms to 20 people to playing the world's biggest techno club, Berghain.

Dr. Rubinstein's story is a familiar one, but her love of '90s acid techno and life-affirming rave tunes helped the fledgling DJ to stand out in a city then dominated by darker, more hypnotic sounds. Today, she's a globally respected selector with a joyous, life-affirming style.

This week's FACT mix is a snapshot of Dr. Rubinstein's dreamier side, packed with hazy breakbeat, electro and acid; it rarely climbs above 115BPM, with tracks from Lake Haze, Holger Flinsch and Legowelt amongst the tracks that will have spotters taking notes. It's one for the 7am crew.

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 669: Dr. Rubinstein (Sep '18)

Wild selections from one of Bristol's finest.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=651

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RA.651 Bruce

This mix by Berghain / Panorama Bar residents @Barker-Baumecker (aka @Voltek & @ndbaumecker) first aired on August 3 as part of @OstgutTon-official's takeover of @RinseFM and @Rinse-France. For this special simulcast on both stations in Paris and London, Ostgut Ton artists were asked to showcase a different musical side of theirs.

Barker & Baumecker: “This is basically a semi-live mix of new tracks, jams and ambient versions of previous releases.”

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Ostgut Ton Takeover: Barker & Baumecker - 03 August 2019

Mor Elian began DJing at parties even before she was strictly old enough. That was back home in Tel Aviv, and since then she has spent time in Berlin and Los Angeles. She now has also settled into her role as one of electro's most vital artists thanks to head-turning EPs on Delft and most often her own Fever AM, as well as recently minting Cinnaman's brand new Visible Spectrum with her Clairvoyant Frog EP. The strong independent spirit she has had since her youth led Mor to setting up LA-based party Into The Woods, and right now the music she makes and plays is just as singular as the artist herself. 

This mix proves that across 90 thrilling minutes which take in many different, futuristic blends of techno and electro. There's trippy sci-fi stuff for the afterparty, dark, strobe lit bangers for the peak of the night and deeper, more stripped back sounds to keep you in the zone. The tunes race by at high speed but also come stuffed with the sort of details that keep your mind in overdrive as you ride the rugged rhythms on the seat of your pants. Strap in.

RA.651 Bruce

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